Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
STFUEENNILLE.
The Sig street Fair--A Rupture in the Fire
Department. &c.

Department. AZ
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gr--rr<vuLr, O, August 2o-The
street Far Ciramittee are pertectlng Their
,,r,,.usrr,,ts for one OF the grandest times
over add IN Steuhcuvilr. Business men
qrJ citizens generally are responding free
~. the list OF premiums dairy incieaS,N'
When everything l. arranged II slyieA 'lSt
of p-.iniums vii, be enumerated that VIII"
fur srrr.ss auy ever offered at county
mir. Our country friends are taking an
interest In the matter by getting articles
ready furrXhlbt. When Stcubenyl!le under
takes to "et up anything she always makes
il a success. In proof Of this 1t Is only
necessary 10 cite the big centennial re-
union.
rupture has occurred among the mem
hers of our ire department. Chei Men
Olson last week prremtoriIy SUSPENDED
ed Charley Rlnn, engineer OF the fhocniN
engine. and the Fire Committee ratified
the Chief, action by dischargIug hlinn'
IftLis MS all the world would move along
suoothly. Int Blum comes back 10y ap-
ueIuinr at Couu,ll through an attorney
last Tucs,lay evening aud pgeltrrlng writ
ten CHARGES against Chief Nicholson, IN
which ne isatuSed ui uslug the engines Tor
his own benefit, attending to his own phi
vat, business and neglecting his official
duti,s. and several other dcTelicuOmS. They
all max. up formidable array OF viola
tions ot The fire laws set down IN the or
Jiplures. and If they can be substanuatrd
will Mace the chief in u hole. Council ap-
pointrd 1lcssrs. kcils, Allan and Nelson
committee 10 investigate the matter.
4 LARGE party of old soldiers and their
/ friends will 90 Ia Wheeling next week 10
attend the brg Kruniom of the Army OF
! West Virginia. Excursion trains will hc
run on both the rewiky and {. y +. rail,
roads. the fare being eighty cents round
/ trip.
IN, amusement season will soon open
and MANAGER Gardner has a number oil the
| leading attraction, in the country already
/ booked.
Ms. Diana V. Brown, one OF the best
/ known ladies' i'm this ncIghbOrhood, who
has been residing in Cleveland for some
time hat attained her ~.h birthday, aud
came down with the express purpose vi
celebrating i, among her Nteuhcn'llIe
friends At present she Is stopping with
Mrs George Moore
Mrs Lucy Lynch, nee Elinn, formerly
one Of the popular young ladies OF this
city, was here Thursday. After calling on
several OF her intimate friend shc left lor
Dennison to visit her father.
Frank \. Stanley and George Nierling
returned Thursday from their business
trip East.
Rev. Brown, OF the Fifth Street Metho-
dist church, has been under the command
of 4 boil which made its appearance on ms
forehead about two weeks ago. After a
| hard battle the reverend gentleman is gam
1 ing the mastery, and will have control OF
affairs himself from this time on.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tappan are in the
city aud will remain here visiting friends
until September when they 90 to Tlyoli,
on the Hudson, where Nj. TAppn has ac-
rrp'rd a plulrS>orShlp in Il college.
President ". H. Wallace, of thc Jcilrr-
son, was al r,t:>burg last Thursday at
tending q meeting OF momtlclurrrs.
Mrs. John Eugrl on Monday went out
To Canal Dover To visit her daughter,
Mrs. Kate kchlcr. On her return she
will lee ars ompauicd home by her daughter
Ill,jr. who has been visiting Mrs kuhlrr
for some weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Woods, of North High
street. Is visiting at Philadelphia and
Ocean Grove.
/. y. Eorcu is spending his vacation in
the mountains oI Tennessee AMI north
CuolluI.
az N.rI lr,.,,..,. iy ,i-t.ir,, friends